The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-10


ments duh but steady-+s per cents, aaI4G
l0e54- State Bonds dull and featureless.
Ala. Class A 2-5's i0el4 Nash & Chat s4Is
Ala. Class ID, SSH. n o. Pacific lists. Is
Georgia IS. mort.I,e Nor'k & West pre- 81
n C., cons'd IS -l.rs Northern Pacing Bias
= G. Brown con lesls Pacific Mail 545s
Tenn, settle't SIS .41s Heading 80. Sis
virginia virginia ee S s. Reh. 4 banviiie 10
Chesap peak Ohio - Rich. & West PIT D
Northwestern lSSss Rock Island. I3il4
Northwestn pref49 81. Paul. --...... sl14
Delaware x Lack Lssi4 -. Paul prefd-- l2ps
Erie. ....--. $3.50 1915 Texas Pacific Sss
East Tennessee EEs Tenn Coal 4 Iron ;.
Louisville & Nash tsss New Jersey Cen SIS.
Memphis Char. 5els Missouri Pacific losis
Mobile & Ohio, lfs Western Union 'sl4
Cotton Seed oil Tr.. 5Ii4.
ASKED.
The stock market to-day was the dulIest for
"A long time. and the interest in speculation
Uremely iigh- There news Of "A charJc-
ter to affect values whatsoever. Traders who
had covered most of their shorts were bull
ishly inclined 1T. Paul and Duluth was the
only stock in which the price varied IL rapidly
advanced seven points on comparatively heavy
dealing. There decided strength shown
by Que two other specialties. but the general
list featureless.
The opening was somewhat irregular, but
generally firm. with advances over last even
ing's close of from = to - per cent. There was
u fair business in the first half hour. but AT
time in the day after that the market any
thing but dull st Paul and Duluth early bs,-
came "A feature, with its unusual strength. hut
the remainder of the list was merely nrm.
| There wasa drop of Iis per ccut. i'm Rock Isl
and toward noon. AMI later Western Union
| and Colorado Coal becam.. prpmiurnt Tor
/ strength The market continued without gen
eral feature, however. until the close, which
| was dull and steady There wis net n single
| really active stock on the list. Total sales
were I6s,0D shares. The entire active list, with
| the exception of ISickawanna and Northwest,
| ~. Paul and Duluth * up4, colorasio Coal ~.
| and Tennessee Coal per cent.
| NEW YORK. June 9.-Greene Co.'S report
| ON cotton futures says: There has bs,-n "a
/ heavy and steadily declining market NIL day,
with Irregular decline of II Ia III points, and
| the close showing pretty nearly the lowest
| figure. Further considerable business for
i port took place, but otherwise the influence
/ were discouraging- Liverpool lost tone, home
| spunning demand continued offish, and crop
| accounts were generally very promising. The
| bull clique contested the shrinking tendency
So far as possible, and there was some cover
| ing during the afternoon, but the general line
| of longs unlOaded with much freedom on both
| old and new crops
| Afternoon report Cotton-Net receipts, I;
| gross. Futures closed weak sales, l.5,.sJ.
| June, II Usd ii 10 July, II llefll L; August,
| 10 ri: November 10 Usd 10 % December. 10 oil
q 10 ~; January 10 o6.tlo W; February ~ E1tl
Cotton quiet but steady; sales to-day, 33l6,
including 300 for export; Uplants. II j-lb
Orleans, llIs; net receipts. 53i; exports tn Great
Britain, rs; to the Continent, 41H; stock,
;s.i,aG.
LIVERPOOL June Q. 4 p. m.-Coton futures
June, 3 Ii. 81, value; June-July, 6s-e4, value;
s i.ei. seller; september-October ) 50-6i,
| value; October November, ) s,-,ii, buyer. No
| Ianuary' I MA seller: Se1tember. q 4s4.
seller Futures closed easy.
GALVESTON, June Cotton firm mid
ding 10 II-l6; net receipts; gross, =; sales,
| k,D -
NORFOLK June 9.-Cotton quiet: middling,
10 BIG: net receipts, 81: gross receipts, ii
sales. 4; stock. 3.ls5; exports Coastwise. 81
| BALTIMORE, June 9.It'OttOn quiet, firm; midi
ding, IIIs: net receipts, I64 gross, 16i; sales,
-; stock, ABB; exports coastwise, o. sales "a
| spinners-
II1s; net receipts, -; gross receipts ~ s;,les,
none; stock, none; exports To Great Britain,
| wIMINGToN June 9.-Cotton firm: mid
ding, Ills net receipts, l; gross receipts,
sales, none; stock, Lass; exports coastwise -.
PHuApELPHIA. June s.-Cotton firm mid
ding HIS net receipts, 80. gross receipts, ~
stock, I9.s0; exports To Great Britain, 49,
sAvANNAH. June :s.-Cotton firm mid
| ding, IO5s net receipts, 80 gross, ~, sales
| 3; stock, 3,:sse, exports coastwisc l9l.
| NEW ORLEANS, June 9-Cotton firm mid
ding iVtt; net receipts, -; gross receipts, ~.
Britain, :: cosstwise, I,I56-
MOBILE, June 9--Cotton firm; midding
lg'4; net receipts, - gross receipts, ~ sales
|
MEMPHIS, June 9. - Cotton firm: mid
ding :hi III met rssei l5ok ls gr" receipts
AUGUSTA, GA. June s.-Cotton firm mid
ding, IL; net receipts, l; sales, -; shipments
lO.
; CHARLESTON, June 9. Cotton firm mid
ding. 1884; net receipts, Is; receipts. ~
sales. 10; stock, liza: exports coastwise.
General Markets.
CHICAGO, June 9.-The wheat market opene,
decidedly bearish this morning The feelint
. in the pit has become somewhat unsettled by
continued large receipts, and elevator block
ade Is raising contingencies which are creatin.
, feelings of apprehension The clique. To IA
; appearances, paid no attention to the market
and the crowd taking advantage of the sitIla
} ton began selling freely in small amounts
July opened Zee lower at SIS. and dropped &
s514 $685. but before the close of the morning
session stifie1ed up s9newhat ON local buying 7.
: declined to s.,ls, and almost immediately flew
+ back To 9.ti@s3. Between 80 and s3 cents il
movements were very erratic, and showe'
much Nervousness ON the part of traders
Trading in June was limited, but the aggre
gate volume of business i'm futures was heavy
| On afternoon board June closed at t:I. am
| July SOS
, Thcrewas little more doing in corn to-day
: | speculation being rather larger than note
| yesterday, but the general tone was one a.
+. ing character. The opening was fractionaIi
. lower: July ;s'ls- sold to 81 reacted and close
Oats were in very good demand and strong
: | er, June closing at 2Js4. New crop future;
however, were offered more freely and rule
weak. July opened at -Jls, sold to 36al, wher
| il closed
: Provisions are strong: short ribs attractc
: the PRINCIPAL attention. though in lard trsidin
: exhibited fair freedom from the start Shoi
= ribs were particularly active Parties who ha
n unloaded or sold snort ON the Florida yello'
y fever scare were again urgent and liberal buy
/ ers, and higher prices prevailed. July ril
L opened mt S.-52ls- sold up to S.6.1s, and clos,
at S..65. Lard was strongly held; July ao
: vanced 10 cents during the day, opening d
q S6-62 and closing at S6.ssls.
Cash quotations were follows: Flour quiz
and firm. No. Spring Wheat, gl@9lls NJ
e zred. 9l@9l!s No Corn :ss1s; No. Cat
short rib sides, loose, ;. .6.ts. Dry siteI shour
:, ers, boxed, S5.tss95.0 short clear Sides boXe'
Il ). sst..a5. Whisky. SII9.
n Leading futures closed as follows:
n Whcat-June, 9.ls; July, a5ls; August. -
y Corn-June, 3.44 July, 3Is; August, =
r Pork-June, S3i.OO. Lard-June, s6s.I4: Jul
6....Is August short Ribs-June, Ss.6
July $3.50; August.
NEW YORK, June 9.-SOuthern Flour du
II | but unchanged-common to fair. o3itbf 4; gos
If to choice do S506r5-25- Wheat s.gl Gel
= | lower but moderately active, options closir
g. gay Whit s,s " CORN No. .h re-
m higher-No. ., June, 4.ssG4.14; July, 4sl -
~ Oats "A trite higher; No. :, June, 34a4lt
he quiet at :.aIs; No. Rio, June, $50 I0a aOs
v July, Sa-40d.O..0; August, saD.l5d2I.06- Sus;
w quiet and unchanged- Molas-es firm ~ te,
= one cargo, Philadelphia delivery, aH4- Rice
Is fair demand and steady. Cotton seed oil;
u for crude, Al for refined Resin steady al : 4
i'll al ID. Turpentine duh at 80 40:I5Is- Hid
- steady-wet s.ilted Orleans selected. - to
~ pounds, gisdlO; Texas selected. Oto 6l pound
n, 10. Wool Puiet-domestic fleece. ;Dg:E: puile
nominaI-mess, SIS old; SIC for new. Beef du
Cut Meats steady. Niddies dull and nomini
Lard opened 8fIi points lower. but later r
acted HOE points, closing hrm with ira
moderate-western steam. Sss5; June, So
d. July, S6tss1..03. Freights steady
n CINCINNATI. June e--Flour firm -fami